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Navigation | Travelling Patsy
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For Navigation we trust in three different things. The Tracks 4 Africa maps. The Tracks 4 Africa maps are great and travelling the southern part of Africa would have been a lot more difficult without them! A lot of offroad routes are available and also many accomodation options are included in there. But don’t rely on the navigation in big cities like Durban or Cape Town. Various road maps (Tracks 4 Africa, , ). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Itinerary | Travelling Patsy
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The route we have taken so far (August 2011 till March 1st, 2012). Distance travelled so far: approx. 22,500 km. 1 broken air shock in Namibia – welded. 1 broken axle stabilizer in South Africa – welded. A funny noise at the steering – fixed in Cape Town. A bit of leaking on the additional fuel tank – leak identified, fixed but not to our satisfaction. 1 new stone-chipping in the windscreen – fixed. 1 new 100 ah battery. Not bad for such a distance! 3 Responses to “Itinerary”. September 21, 2011 at 22:24.
Budget calculations | Travelling Patsy
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One of the big questions when planning a trip like this is what kind of expenses to expect. We decided to make a detailed travelplan for the first month, and then take the costs needed as an example. Our travelplan included information like:. Accomodation – Where do we sleep, how much does camping cost pp. Distance travelled – How many km do we drive to get from location A to B, Expected diesel consumption, local diesel costs. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
01. Emirates | Travelling Patsy
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The first times we were infected with the offroad bug is when Haitske and I travelled to Abu Dhabi to visit a friend of hers. Though we did not rent our own 4×4 car (but got the smallest rental car available in the Emirates – which had approximately 1/4th of the size of a normal car there), we decided to do an expedition into the desert. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Send to Email Address.
A last trip into the bush | Travelling Patsy
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A last trip into the bush. Before we spoil our Patsy with some much needed repairs and maintenance in Swakopmund we went off into the bush for a last, last time. 3 Responses to “A last trip into the bush”. March 18, 2012 at 21:59. 8230;Ich würde ja lieber ein Bild da lassen statt einem Kommentar: Vor zweieinhalb Jahren stand ich in fast der gleichen Pose auf dem Rock Arch… ;-). Geniesst die letzten Tage! March 19, 2012 at 07:49. Ggg* Ja, so ein foto ist ein muss auf diesen Platz! March 21, 2012 at 23:22.
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Sep 21st, 2009 at 5:32 PM. It's time for 00's or whatever we're calling this generation. Visit my new blog at:. See you soon. ;). Stand in the line just to hit a new low. Sep 14th, 2009 at 10:41 PM. I had to lay someone off today. Worst thing ever. It's better than being fired, since it's not merit based. But if you're good at your job, then why don't you have a job? Buenos dios, muchachos. Sep 10th, 2009 at 10:03 AM. Meanwhile, Spanish is kinda hard. I mean, who has extra letters in their alphabet?
Inside the Western Ghats
Inside the Western Ghats. Wednesday, 7 August 2013. My last post helped a friend plan his family vacation at Coorg. With a long weekend round the corner, I thought "how about inspiring someone to visit Chikamagalur. Is the 'birthplace of coffee' in India; the first coffee plant having it's roots in Yemen! A shrine dedicated to Baba Budan is located on top of the hills, and is frequented by Muslims and Hindus alike. Another popular destination is Mullayanagiri. Photos by Prabha and Venkatesh. 3 km from th...
Travelling Parry's
The where, why, and how's of our crazy adventures. Tuesday, November 22, 2011. Wow - it's been a while since I've added a post to Travelling Parry's. It's been a tough year losing my grandparents and my aunt, walking through the process of Liam being diagnosed with Sensory Integration Disorder, having Joelle's heart checked due to a murmur, as well as seeking God for the shift in seasons in our life. Through it all, however, we have found joy. Here are a few highlights. Phillipians 4:2-8 Be anxious for n...
Travelling Passion | Explore new horizon, Go beyond the borders
Explore new horizon, Go beyond the borders. 4 Unique Features Why Singapore Zoo is the World’s Best. May 11, 2013. Have you ever been in Singapore Zoo? It is one of the must see places in Singapore. I went there with my family when my dad visited the Philippines for vacation. I will share to you my best experiences in Singapore Zoo. Continue reading →. 4 Unique Features Why Singapore Zoo is the World’s Best. Get Updated Right in Your Inbox for Free. Blog at WordPress.com. The Adventure Journal Theme.
Travelling Patsy | Overlanding in Africa
Dune bashing in Walvisbay. Today we enjoyed a great adventure in the dunes. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Ulf, an experienced dune driver from Walvis Bay gave us a course on how to drive in the dunes. Something we definitely can’t practise at home. We drove up and down on all kinds of different dunes, small ones, big ones, steep ones, long ones and managed to get stuck only once! Sandra sure had the time of her life =). Finally something breaks that we are prepared for. The workshop had several old...
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Adventures Down Under
Wednesday, July 16, 2008. Enjoying his bike after a year of no riding. Trying to catch some very stubborn trout. Wild Turkey nest in my Dad's orchard. Enjoying the tree swing at the farm. Sorry to all the Aussies that I promised I would do an update when we got home. We just got internet at home end of last week. We also got see my Dad's new tractor which he was quite proud of. Spent some time working in the fields too which was as back breaking as I remembered. I've gone back to work while the boys are ...
The Travelling Pen - Rosanne Turner
Articles on Samui for Siam Map. Paarl Pleasures (Explore SA issue 27). Active Cape Town (explore SA issue 28). Exploring the perfume island. Route 62 (Explore SA issue 28). Transkei - A journey not just a destination. Cape Escape - For the Holland Herald. Hermanus - more than just whales. A Chef's Story -Margot Janse. Braving the Shark Alley. Travelling TEFL - finance your wanderlust! A stroll 'write' across Spain. Profile – Rosanne Turner. The toughest part of being a writer and reviewer, must be spendi...
travellingpenn | Tales of an humanitarian communicator
May 1, 2015 · 12:08 am. Humanitarian Information – more than just numbers. It has been a long time since I have sat at my desk and cried over a story from one of the many humanitarian responses I am involved with. Today, it wasn’t words that constricted my throat and made my eyes burn. It was numbers. Right now if we look at the eight million affected by the devastating earthquake in Nepal. We also see numbers humanitarian agencies on the ground, each aiming to assist hundreds of thousands of people, car...
